About the Role
Coordination of a project for the further training of psychosocial staff in Ukraine, including on-site training, is sought, subject to funding approval.
Responsibilities
- Coordination of project processes
- Recruitment and selection of participants
- Accompanying evaluation and supervision
- Preparation and execution of multi-day on-site training for psychosocial staff (Ukrainian or with interpretation)
- Preparation for and participation in project group meetings
- General project management (e.g., preparation of project reports, coordination with project partners, administration, etc.)
Requirements
- Completed academic university degree in psychology (Master's or Diploma)
- Practical experience in psychological psychotherapy (VT, state license desirable)
- Experience in conducting training in a transcultural context, ideally in the region
- Very good English skills, ideally Ukrainian language skills
- Expertise in the treatment of trauma-related disorders
- High degree of independence, structured way of working, reliability, and great interest in working in a multicultural setting
- Experience in project coordination
Skills
- Psychological psychotherapy
- Training in transcultural context
- English
- Ukrainian
- Treatment of trauma-related disorders
- Project coordination
- Independence
- Structured working method
- Reliability
- Multicultural setting work
Location
- Ukraine
Work Type
- Part-time (23.7 hours/week)
- Fixed-term until June 30, 2028
Experience Level
- Practical experience in Psychological Psychotherapy
- Experience in conducting training in a transcultural context
- Experience in project coordination
Education Level
- Master's or Diploma in Psychology
Salary/Compensations
- Appropriate remuneration
Benefits
- Interesting and multifaceted field of work
- Networking with national and international professional societies and projects
- Collaboration in a multidisciplinary, international team
About the Company
- Zentrum ÜBERLEBEN (formerly Treatment Center for Victims of Torture e.V.) works nationally and internationally for survivors of torture and war violence.
- Clients and patients receive medical, psychotherapeutic, social work, and integrative support.
- Specially trained interpreters are used to overcome language barriers in intercultural counseling and treatment settings.
- Focus is on rehabilitation of traumatized refugees, as well as integration and vocational qualification up to social participation for people with diverse flight and migration experiences.
- More information available at www.ueberleben.org.
Equal Opportunity
- We value diversity and welcome all applications – regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion/belief, disability, age, or sexual orientation and identity.
